Intel i7 power from the new x-series CPU family

With such a variety in Intel’s new X-Series processors, you can be sure there’ll be exactly what you’re looking for. This particular CPU, the i7-7800X, is where the X-Series tech starts to rise. This processors support for quad channel DDR4 memory provides up to twice the total bandwidth of regular dual channel configurations, giving you an edge in memory intensive applications or games. Cores, Threads and Cache continue to rise, providing you with the processing power you demand for Core-X, while the huge jump in PCIe lanes help you to configure Multi-GPU or SSD setups for optimum bandwidth

This is the OEM version of the X-series i7 7800X

3.5GHzClock Speed

6Cores

12Threads

28Lanes

8.25MBCache

Intel Gaming, Recording and Streaming with X-Series

Experience in-game performance like never before

Enter the realm of extreme performance where game play is so life-like it is difficult to tell where reality ends and the game begins. Surrounded by multiple high-res displays and premium audio sound, you are totally immersed in the action of your AAA game title or the latest virtual reality thriller. Play extreme, live extreme, game extreme on a computer with an unlocked Intel Core X-series processor.

And because modern gaming extends beyond just gameplay, you want to simultaneously share your gameplay with the community and the world. Record all the action capturing that once in a life-time manoeuvre that brought you to victory, and convert your game play into a shareable format to immediately post on your social media page. That is extreme mega tasking and the power of the Intel Core X-series processor.

Intel X299 and Intel Core X-Series Combination

A CPU Built for the ultimate platform

The Intel X299 chipset paired with intel Core X-series processors provide a world class platform for gaming, content creation and over-clocking. Whether it is responsiveness, expandability or performance you crave, this platform has you covered. Integrated USB 3.0 makes moving files to your tablet and smartphone blazing fast.

The platform also provides RAID support on PCI Express and Serial ATA storage devices, fast data transfers with support for PCIe 3.0 storage devices and finally, Intel Optane Memory support. Want to push the envelope with overclocking? The Intel X299 chipset and Intel Core X-series processor family bring new unlocked base clock capabilities.

Unlock your individual cores and memory frequencies to amazing levels while having the flexibility to keep other areas within specification. With support for Intel Extreme Memory Profiles (XMP), Intel Extreme Tuning Utility (XTU), and the Intel Performance Tuning Protection Package Plan the capabilities of the Intel X299 chipset and new Intel Core X-series processors are a threat to every overclocking world record.

Intel Core X-Series i7-7800X CPU Features

Turbo Boost 2.0

Dynamically increases the processor’s frequency, as needed, by taking advantage of thermal and power headroom when operating below specified limits.

Integrated Memory Controller

Supports up to 4 channels of DDR4 (up to 2400) memory with 1 DIMM per channel. Support for the Intel Extreme Memory Profile (Intel XMP) specification, revision 2.0 for DDR4.

Larger amounts of cached allows faster access to your data by enabling dynamic and efficient allocation of the cache to match the needs of each core significantly reducing latency to frequently used data and improving performance.

Green Tech

Manufactured with lead-free and halogen-free component packages.

Optane Memory

Provides performance improvements as well as fast app response times for system acceleration and responsiveness.

Hyper Threading Tech

Delivers two processing threads per physical core. Highly threaded applications can get more work done in parallel, completing tasks sooner.

You're not dreaming, folks: competition really has returned to the consumer CPU landscape. AMD is back in contention following the launch of its well-received Ryzen processors, and Intel is responding with a range of chips that form the eagerly anticipated Core X-Series.